And you will be offered significant opportunities to engage with the community in a private Facebook group and with me during live webinars each month. You will receive a weekly challenge to complete. I am confident Uncluttered will provide just the extra motivation you need. By the end, you will have decluttered every major living area in your home-and just in time for the holidays, I might add.Įvery Monday, you will receive a video from me, an exclusive interview with one of the brightest minds in the simplicity movement, or written content uniquely prepared for the course. If you are drawn to the notion of owning less, but need some extra help getting there, this course is perfect for you. It is strategically packaged for one purpose: to help you declutter your home and start living a better life. The program includes videos, interviews, live webinars, practical articles, weekly challenges, accountability, and an engaged community. Registration is open for the next 10 days. Today, we are launching the Fall Edition. Unclutteredis a 12-week online course intentionally designed to help you own less, live more, and discover the life you’ve always wanted. It is about challenging you to live differently.” - Amy Slenker-Smith, Herndon, VA The Course Inspire and be inspired.“The Uncluttered course is about more than just removing clutter from your home.

Take 30 seconds and join the 30Seconds community, and follow us on Facebook to get inspiration in your newsfeed daily. Read Joshua Becker's article, Is It Time for Us to Rethink How We Give Gifts?

Gift them with experiences: Tickets to shows, museums, something they wouldn't buy but would enjoy that won't collect dust.īy following these guidelines, not only do we appreciate quality, but it lifts pressure off the giver, making it all way more fun!.

Plus, the parents of babies may appreciate things that take care of needs – lightening their financial load (they’re gifts for the parents, actually). Some will disagree with this, but we reason that since they don't already have “everything,” we can justify getting them a thing or two.

Buy for just the kids under 18: Since they're still developing, their needs and desires advance each year.

Focusing on the wants and needs of one works better than grabbing 'whatever' because you have so many to buy for and need to just get it done. Draw names: We draw one adult name and only buy for that person.I'm here to tell you he's right, because my family has already implemented some of his suggestions. We simply have too much stuff, and often aren't happy with what we get. In it, the minimalism guru encourages us to scale way back on our gift giving this year. An article by Joshua Becker is circulating and getting lots of attention.

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